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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-10-29
AWoman,s Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has
been made and that too by a lady in this
county. Disease fastened its clutches
upon her and for seven years she with
stood its severest tests, but her vital or
CANS we're undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she coughed necessarily and could not
sleep. She bought of US bottle OF Dr..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and was SO much relieved on taking first
dose that she slept all night and with
one bottle has been miraculously cured.
Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz Thus
write W. G. Hamrick & Co., OF Shelby,
N. C-Get free trial bottle at u. q. N.
l. Co.'S, Drug Store.
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A Notable Anniversary

PARIS, October ga banquet was
given tonight in this city, in celebra.
ton of the anniversary of tho ,dica-
ton of the statue of Liberty Enlight-
ening the World" in New York hsrbor(
McLane, United States minister, Mr..
Blaine. Mr.. Spuller, minister of public
instruction, Mr.. De Lafayette and
Colonel Lichtenstein, of President
Grevy's military household, were pres
ent. The invitations were issued in the
name of Count De Lesseps. Bartholdi,
the designer of the statue, presented
Minister McLane with a medal which
had been struck in honor of President
Cleveland, and requested him to for
ward it to the President.
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Big Fire at Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES. CAL, October % The
most extensive fire in the history of Los
Angeles broke out in the California
Central Railway freight depot this even
ing. 1t started in an oil car on che
track near the depot. The origin
OF the fire is unknown. In few min
utes the whole freight depot. over 600 feet
long, was in flames. The building was
consumed with its contents. It was full
of freight. About twenty freight cars
loaded with various classes of goods
were burned. Four Pullmans and
several passenger coaches were partly
burned. The loss is roughly estimated
at S200,00 1t is understood there was
no insurance.
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Four Murderous Convicss Killed.

YUMA, Ariz., October 2S.-Four of
the convicts, who attempted to escape
from prison yesterday and assaulted
Superintendent Gates. were killed, and
were buried this afternoon. The super
intendent is in critical condition, but
it is thought he may survive his
wounds. a petition to The governor is
being largely signed for the pardon of
the convict named Riggs, who shot the
convict who was stabbing Gates. Three
of the killed convicts were in for long
terms, and one for grand larceny.
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Suit Ended.

CLEVELAND, October 28.-The great
$4,000 900 case against the New York,
Pennsylvania & Ohio Railroad Com
pany was ended in the Common Pleas
Court to day, by the payment of the
small amount of costs remaining. 1t
was brought in 1881 by James McHenry
and other holders of certificates issued
in exchange for bonds and shares of
the Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
Company, against the New York, Penn
sylVania & Ohio and others.
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He Didn't See ANY.

LONDON, October 2S.-General Sir Il.
F. Ponsonby, the Queens private secre-
tary, in letter in reference to the state
ment made by Canon Weldon, at q re-
cent meeting of the Church of Ireland
Temperance Society, says he was pre-
sent during the festival in the high
lands, and did not see any drunken per
sons
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Nav Missionary Bishop.

PHILADELPHIA, October %. The
House of Bishops of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, reconvened this
morning. The election took place for
the missionary bishop of the new
iuris 1iction of Nevada and Utah,
which resulted in the choice of the
Rev. Abel Leonard, of Atch;son, Kans.
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A Telegraph Advance.

NEW YORK, October 28-The officials
of the postal telegraph company have
formally announced that, as result of
the conference yesterday, the rates of
the postal company will be advanced to
the Western Union standard on all
messages under 25 cents, and
where the standard is higher than that
the competing companies will make
slightly lower rates. The advance will
take effect on the 1st of November.
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A Milesian melee.

DUBLIN, October 28.-Wilfred Blunt,
while travelling to Loughrea, addressed
three meetings, and was cheered by
the crowds. at Loughrea, the police
charged the crowd that had gathered to
meet him, using their batons. The
mob replied with sticks and stones, but
were compelled to dispense.
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To the Bitter End.

CHICAGO, October 2S.-The Typo
graphical Union, last night, voted to
restrict a days labor TO nine hoursa
with no reduction in pay. At meet
ing of The employing printers, a reso
luton was passed to resist the demand
to the bitter end. A strike. on No
vember 1st, by the job printers, will
PROBABLY be the result.
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The Pope Disappointed .

ROME, October 2S.-The Pope is dis
appointed at the failure of Monsignor
Persico's mission to Ireland. Monsig-
nor Persico obtained only vague declar-
atoms which will. be,useless in .furthering
the Pope's desire to pave the way for
renewal of diplomatic relations with
England.
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Chamberlain Must 60

LONDON, October 28.-The News, this
morning, says that unless Lord Sails
bury wishes the fisheries negotiations
between England and the United States
TO be hopelessly doomed from the out :
set, he must cancel the appointment OF
Chamberlain and select another COM
mi ccinnnr
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SALE az PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE CELEBRATED THOROUGHBRED
i stallion, OCTOPUS, sired by Don Victor,
Dam Midnight Fell, and owned By the estate
of the late Dr. J NJ Williamson, will be sod
at public auction to the highest bidder, for
cash, on Saturday, october 29th, at 3o'clock
pm, in front of the Livery Stables of Null
10y & Paul Hon. John r Winder. of this
city, is the owner of several OF his progeny,
which can be seen st his farm, four miles
south OF the city.
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French Man-of-War.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 28.-The
French msn-of-war Duquesne reached
here this evening from the Hawaiian Is
lands. She carries 900 men and
is the largest French. cruiser that ever en-
tered San Francisco Bay. She will remain
here fourteen days, awaiting orders.
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New Catholic Bishop,

CHICAGO, October 2S.-To the arch
diocese of Chicago belongs the honor of
sending to the new Catholic diocese for
Cheyenne, Wyoming, its first bishop, in
the person of the Rev. DR.. M. S. Burke,
of Joliet, ILL.,, who was coDsecrated to
the episcopate this morning by Arch
bishop Freehan, at the Holy Name Ca
thedra..
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The Emparors to Meet

LONDON, October 28.-The TsEegraph's
Berlin correspondent says he has
learned on Indispensable authority that
the Gear will return from Copenhagen
to st. Petersburg via Berlin where he
will have a private interview with
Emperor William. A dispatch to the
Times makes the same statement.
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LIME AND BUILDING ROOF,

HESSRS. VARLEY & EVERILL HAVs
N ing leased the lime kilns known as the
Pascoe Lime Kilns, from the Utah
Lime and Cement Company, are prepared to
in any quantity, on the shortest notice
Office and salesroom No. so South Yves
Temple Street, North of HERALD Building
Telephone No. 27.Y
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Another ExpIoaion.

CLEVELAND, October 2S.-This evening
the boilers in Holden's friedrich
works, at Mineral Point, Ohio, exploded
with terrific force, fatally scalding four
persons and seriously injuring five.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

A CITY LOT, TWO STORY BRICK
"A residence, eight rooms, bath room,
pantry and closets, hydrant water in house
and on lawn, choice fruit, good barn, large
granary and cellar, situated in the most de-
sirable part of Logan, title perfect, cheap on
time. Apply, "S," HERALD.
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$40 RE WARD.

OTRAYED FROM THE SECOND WARD
y Store, October 4th, 1887, one bay mare
colt nearly two years old; had halter on
when lost The finder by returning the
same or giving information that will lead TO
its recovery Will receive the above reward.
E. F. BRANTIHG,
Second Ward, Salt Lake City.
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Hanged at Herat.

LONDON, October 28.-General Nur-
mahomed, the companion OF Ayoub
sKahn in his fight from Teheran, has
been captured, and publicly hanged at
Herat,
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Rupture. Breach or Hernia,

permanently cured or no pay. The
worst cases guaranteed. Pamphlet and
references, 10 cents in stamps. World s
Dispensary Medical Association, 66S
Main St., Buffalo, n. Y. C
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Treaty Prolonged.

VIENNA, October % The Unterhaus
has passed bill prolonging the com.
meAcial treaty with Italy until 1888.
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HORSES.

THIRST CLASS PASTURAGEF FOR HORSES.
4 Arrangements made to feed during win
ter Ranch south of Kaysville. For terms
apply to Barton & Co., Clothiers, Main Street
or 70 Peter Barton, Kaysville.
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Conscience Money.

PARIS, October pa number of
newspapers here assert that NJ. Wilson
has sent to the Minister of Finance
10000 francs 10 cover the postage on the
matter he frauKeI on President Crews
stamp during the time he resided at the
Palace Elysee.
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PIG KILLING FOR TIE MILLION,
DY ]. WOOD. ORDERS LEFT AT JOHN
ID Paul's or Hasalm Brothers promptly at
tended to. Ham and bacon curing a spe-
cialty
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DENTIsTRY-C. HAMILTON-D.D.
AT ROOMS FORMERLY OCCUPIED BY
A DR.. L. Berg, No. "A Ninth East Street,
Salt Lake City. AS I have left Salt lake
City, I recommend DR.. Hamilton to my
patrons. Respectfully,
L. BERG, Dentist
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COAL MINERS

nTANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT THE
w Utah Central Railway Coal Mine, q
number of good coal miners. For particu-
lars apply to A. W Game, general agent,
Utah Central Coal Department, SO N. Third
West Street.
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A SINGLE ROOM, FURNISHED,
IN A NEW HOUSE AND PLEASANT LOs
i cality, near the Eagle Gate. Furniture
new and complete. To let at reasonable
terms to one or two gentlemen.
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TO RENT

TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
l. suitable for light housekeeping. or for
two gentlemen, at $50 s., West Temple Street,
FINE LARGE HOUSE OF NINE ROOMS
II with ell modern conyeniences, lawn,
orchard and garden, with hydrant water
situated on First Street. Apply to Fred J.
May, 81 z. First South Street.
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9 OOO IRsT-CLAss SHEEP FOR SALE.
A,VOO Apply to James Chesney, No. 15S
w Fourth Soulh
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FOE SALE.

ONE OF THE LARGEST AND BEST
~ equipped Job Printing Offices for sale on
favorable terms. Address, Box G. Salt
Lake City.
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LosEE-In Lehi City, Utah County. October
25'h, 1887, Abraham Losee, aged 70 years, 1
mouth and 20 days.
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rs PREPARED TO ACCEPT TITHING
[ Orders on Key, Gun, Lock and Job Work,
in al its branches, at No. 20, Big Key, Com
mercial Street
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ITO RENT AT REASONABLE PRICE TO
L one or two gentlemen. New house near
the Eagle Gaze Apply at THE HERALD.
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AN ESTIMATE OF MCCLELLAN.
~ Mistake to Oppose lincoln in tho rro.l


a Mistake to Oppose Lincoln In tho Prcsl.
DENTAL Election.
Conte de Paris IN princti0a Etrieg.
Alter the lapse Of twenty years these
"reminiscences brought tbs old youthful!
tlre TO lis ego and cheek. He burned with
enthusiasm at the recollection OF his fifteen
days campaign il MArylsnd, begun with
domora!izsd army, and ended by the
forced retreat Of Lee to the other aide of
the Potomac. But q profound sadness
came over him when ho spoke OF tho fatal
day when an order OF the President struck
brutal blow at the victor OF Antietam, in
the midst OF his most successfully con.
ceiyed plsn OF military strategy.
No one is ignorant Of tho dignity and
patriotism with which Mcclellan bowed
his head M the cruel mandate. The heart
OF the COLDER and loyal citia3n had been
profoundly hurt. VIVA. could have been
more cruelty Notifying than to feel ones
self capable OF being Of the highest service
to ones country in time Of her extreme
need-to have proved this, only to BIO
made tho victim OF stupid political jeal.
ousy! One easily understands the mig
take Mcclellan made be!o.e tho end OF
the war--it was mistake--in not refusing
to a!low his name to DO opposed to that Of
Lincoln in the Presidential election |!
Happily, no lived long enough to SEQ h;S
talents admitted. 49,. and to receive
in Europe tho homage OF every soldier
who had iItelligently studied The great
war Of America. VIFil
Appreciated by tho world, honosed by
the citizens Of New jersey he wsa io,tu-
ns!o in remain!1g stranger TO the dam
gers CT political craftsmanship, which have
compromised the reputation OF moro than
one accomplished soldier. 10 the last he
remained worthy to DO called, above all
else, lir Joriis-- Ifr Bonus!
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ADuSKARD,s HONOR.
a War Incident Which Tcstillcs to the
Honesty OF tho Scot. r

a War Incident Which Tcstillcs to tho
Honesty OF tho Sect.
Genera! E. p. alexander in The Ct7i.ury.
Near Hagerstown l had an experience
with m old Dunkstd which gave me a
high aud lasting reEpsct ior tho pe,plo OF
that faith. My scouts had had horse
transaction with this old gentleman, and
he clmo to see ma about it. He made
no complaint, but said it was his only
horse, and as tho scouts had told him yo
had sons hooi.ssro horses VIC should have
to leave behind, he came to ask il l yould
trads him onn OF thoae for his horse. IA
:. without one his crop would be lost. :.
! recognized the old man at oncs as r.
born gentleman in his delicately speaking
OF the transaction a5 q trade. So I as
ssnted to his taking q foot.sore horse, and
offered him beside payment in Confeder-
ate money. This ha respectfully but firm.
~ declined. Considering how the recent
battle had gone, l waived argument, but
tried another suggestion, told him that
wo were in Maryland as the guests OF the
United, States that after our departure
tho Government would nay NIL bills that
we left behind, md that I would give him
an order on the United States for tho
value Of his horse, and have it approved
by General Lougstreet. To my anspriss
he declined this also. l supposed thon
tina. he wss simply ignorant Of the bonan.
IA In a claim against the Government;
and I explained that; snd, telling him
that money was no object to us under the
circumstances, I offered to include the
value Of his whole farm. He sgain said
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40 wanted nothing but tho footsioft'
1orac. Sill anxious that the var should

no wanted nothing but tho f6ot.iDft'
horac. Sill anxious that the war should
mot prtnd this poor old fellow In his pow.
erty, suggested that he tako two or thres
ioo,.scre horses which we had to leave
ANYHOW when We matched. Then no
enid, "Wsll, sir, ! am punkard, and the
rule OF orr church Ia an cyo for an eye,
and tooth for y tooth, md horse for q
horss, and can't break the rulc." ;.
replied that the Lord, who mado all
hoisea, knew tina. a good horse was worth
dozen old battery acrubs; and alter
some time prevailed upon him to take
two by calling one Of thcm a gift. But
that night about midnight we were
awakened by approaching hooia, and
turned ont expecting to receive some Or
der. twas my old Dunksrd leading one
OF his footsores. "Well, 'pir," he said,
.'you made II look all right to me to-day
when you wero talking, but after l went
to bsd tonight got to thinking 1t oil
over, and I don't think I can Explain 1t tc
the church, end I would rather not n.y.
With that no tied old foot sore to iepce
mid rode oil abruptly. Even at this late
day It Is relief to my conscience to ten
der to bis sect this recognition OF their IN
tegrity and honesty In lieu Of the extrt
horse which vainly ondeavored to throw
into the trade. 'NT " Fe ~
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The Dsine cratic .nsmbers OF the Ind.
ana Legislature arc making exhibitions Of
themselves. aimilar to tho essinine con-
duct OF the squsw Senators Of Ohio. On
Tnelday the two houses met to canvass
The vote OF the S,ate--thst Is nineteen Rs.
publican Senator'S met With the House in
j tint session. The remainder oil tho Sem
a.c, the Democratic members, had preyi'
ously organized and elected presiding
officer, refusing to acknowledge the cleo.
tion CT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Robertson.
In spite OF the oppcsition Of tho Demo
crate M. Robertson vas duly installed.
nad now there ID tIonble ahead for the
Democracy Of the hoosier State. After
III, experience that OHIO went through !:
would cecm foolish for another attempt Of
tie came character t. be made. But 1t is
the came old psIty. They will never
l.arr or prnGt Ivy fcpericnGe.
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FOR, SAi4E.

.
10. No 2, J. r. Zane's AddIt on, fronting G. feel
oil South Font street and running an equal width
u low water mark. -.as 'af-ss E,s'.l- Pol -
No. 40 Sixteenth street, containing rooms as fol
lows: Fir floor Is dnins-roon, kitchen. pantry
wash house aud c0ai.housc Second floor, two
rooms and hail. Third floor. three rooms and hall
finish, attic, water on iiist and third floors, gas
light throughout Ground 251e5 feet; side en-,
trant c; yard aud entrance paved. House all In
good rcpalr. Con be lou 1t Tor 81 900. -
no. VI virginia btIcctground fronting IS feet and
running TO alley IN tet eau be bought for 81 200
Building sIte Gt!o.nirg. fronting 25 feet on Wiz.
GINA st $50 a building site fronting ~ feet on
ViIginia St and ic0 on South York tt.r 81 800
a, desirable residence ct Beac bottom. On the
line OF the P W c KY, R. H., Il miles from
Wheeling. consisting Of 4 new franc house and
Twelve acres OF land; will exchange for deirable
city property. Er.-..
Desirable asrket street property. lot No. IS and
part o! No H. known Is l7l2 aud l7h Market street
Bldncss house aud dwelling, NO. 1884 Marke,
street, ground 80 feet front, running back 1S2 feet
No. is Virginia st. E,n,
A Desirable Manufacturing Site, 6 lots, IN Fourth
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A Soul for Music.
bottom Record. 8. lITIl. s.l,g

DOWUT 11lUTu N - - ||T---- M -------- n
A violinis! who belongs in the orchestra
OF theatre in this city was telling. tho
Club mau last night OF tough small hoy.
who called at his lodging ono night and
wanted 10 hear some music. The violinist
asid he pIsv-d some jgs and catchy th'ngs
which bio thought would catch the young.
ster, but at the end the boy said: "Oh,
why don't you play ssmething?" Think.
ing that possibly be bad struck young
party who had Bolne appreciation Of better
music, he replied: ooh, you don't like
thoas tunes. Now. whnt would you IKE
TO hear ?" With burnt Of profanity which
would have Goae eminent, credit to the
army in Flanders the gamin replied: "Oh,
gimme somsthin' like Il Want ter Be- er
Angel or some sort of j,y like that"
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Wediipgsday ives put immedistel
after Chocsedsy on purpose. %


The reduction o; internal revenue and
the taking of Of revenue atamps from
Proprietary Medicines, no douo. hps larse.
~ benefited the consumers, 90 well as re.
lievipg the harden Of home manufacture
era. Especially ia this tho case with
GREEN'S august Fio,rer and Bosches's Ger
man Syrup, as the reduction Of :hi.ty.aix
cents per dozeu, hea been added 10 in.
crease tho sizs cfi,ho bottles containing
these remadies, thereby giving one.fith
more medicine in the 70 cent size. The
august Fio'Usr for Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint, and the German Syrup for
Cough and Lung troubles, have perhaps,
the largest sale Of any medicines in the
world. The advantage OF increased size
OF tho bottles will be greatly appreciated
by tho sick, and slllicted, in every town
and village in civiliz d countries. Sample
bottles ior 10 cents remain tic game size.
nv DIV
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Don't eat pie with your Enpors try you
mouih-it tastes mUca better.


In oder TO give Nil a chance to .cet it.
and thus be convinced OF lis wonderful
curative powerP, Dr.. Kings New Die.
cGvfry for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds, will be, Tor q limited time, given
away. This otter is not Only liberal, but
shows unbounded faith in tho merits oil
ibis great remedy. all who suffer from
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Aalhma,
Bronchitis, or any affection OF Throat,
Chest, or Lungs, are especially requested
to cali at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store and
get Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottles ST. /,
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are spread by coataSion, by tue tranfer Of
living matter. These psrticles come from
ths skin, the mcmbranous lining OF the
mouth, nose snd th;oa:, and from tho in
tastines ard urinary organs. Disirfect
promptly and thoroughly With Darby'a
Prophylectic Fluid, Tho erea. germ de-
stroyer.
Prof. II. T. Lupton, Of the Vanderbilt
University, Tenn, Gays: "As o disinfec'
tant and detergent Darbys PTophylactic
Fluid is superior to any preparation with
which am acquainted" MwF&w
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According to the la.es! stories from Bull
garis the regcnts have hit upon q now
device. They are now sonding about a
msu, dressed like General kaulonra,
~hcEo duty it is to aaaurs the peasants
that the Russian Gar 10 not only again
pleased with Bulgaria, but that no entire.
ly approves OF tho regency. We wonder
whether the story Ia really true or only
well invented. H#
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Sep York Star. t p
A husband who is fond Of bis one little
girl, and han boon in the habit OF cultiva.
ting her acquaintance and taking an in.
terest In her knowledge when he 20.
home In the afternoon, left town for few
days. When he gotback he took his pet
on hia knee and proceeded as follows:
"Do you know how manv Command.
ments there arc, darling?" "Oh, yes,
papa, nine" mo, no. dear, there are
ten" I"Ah. there used to be, but nurse
sayu mamma broke one while you were